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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1959
Page
5
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Roberta Pain named December BPW Girl Of The Month. Miss Pain, a Corry Area High School senior and Student Council treasurer, is active in Tri-Hi Y, Rainbow for Girls, chorus, the yearbook staff, and the nursing track. The BPW dinner honoring January and December Girls of the Month and their mothers will be held January 25. The pageant cast for The Nativity includes Sandra Varrassa, Robert Lindsey, Thomas Joyce, Roger Lacey, and many student performers under H Lynn Rice with organist Judy Messimer and choir directed by the Acapella Chorus.
The Corry Grange held a Christmas program at Orange Hall Park Street with Worthy Master Charles Mulligan presiding. Twelve children performed poems and songs, a gift exchange followed, and a holiday lunch was served by Mrs. Roy Swart and Mrs. Ralph Gates. The group also voted to oppose House Bill No. 2306 on highway land seizure and set January 4 for the next meeting with LeRoy King heading cleanup duties.
Fifty four employees and their spouses attended the Pennsylvania Electric Company Christmas party Saturday evening at the VEW Post home. A meal followed by entertainment included bowling dancing and a four show. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Clarke Johnston Ms. Burl Cherry Mrs. Ethel Spencer Mrs. Paul Clarie and Jim Dearing.
A daughter was born Sunday to Mb as Mrs. Robert Seyerte of Powhatan Point. The child’s maternal grandfather is Byron Nichols of Wayne Street, with Sandra Nichols of Gerry formerly known as Mrs. Seyerte.
Mr and Mrs Robert Lindstrom and family welcomed about fifty neighbors Sunday afternoon to a yuletide smorgasbord at their new home. The table featured a Christmas centerpiece, tapers, and Swedish dishes including korv, bruna bonar, silta, Swedish breads and desserts with hot coffee. Attendees included Fred Lindstrom, Lawrence Sievingern, Jol Henyak, Albert Glitvny and Mark, Andrew Froman and family, Arthur Lindstrom, Job Lindstromt, Beth Raymond, Walter Dingfelder, Oscar Vance and families, Len Gates and families, and Oscar Lindstrom.
The Conelway staff shared a Christmas dinner in Ginnie's Sombrero Room. Turkey and ham were served amid Christmas decorations including a tree. Staff sang carols, exchanged gifts, and Mrs. Farry Green chaired the event.
Columbus 55 Presents its annual Christmas program Sunday evening drawing a large crowd of parents and friends. Recitations by the primary department directed by Mrs. Philip Wade and Mrs. Philip Knoll, with Elaine Wester Lina Tresser and Jean Christon assisting. The intermediate class of Mrs. David Curtis also performed a Christmas exercise. A pageant "O Holy Night" followed by Rupert Jewell Sunday School superintendent and Linnea Western directing the production with teachers Gene Hasbrouck Charles Kennedy and Max Bennin. Santa Claus arrived giving gifts to about five children and each received candy and apples.
The Mentor Club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. D. A. Hillstrom’s home. The program featured organ music, readings from Biblical and literary works, a duet, and a final choir piece. Guests enjoyed refreshments and exchanged gifts before adjourning to reconvene January 19 at Mrs. Porter Auer’s East Congress street home.
AP reports Edwin M. Lookard of the Baltimore Better Business Bureau cites misleading employment notices. A Baltimore firm offered high weekly earnings for night work while asking for money upfront, later going out of business after a postal inquiry. Federal trade conference probes deceptive advertising practices.
Lutheran junior and youth choirs from St Paul Lutheran Church held a Christmas caroling party visiting about ten homes nearby under the direction of Mrs Thomas Picrot. Members traveled with help from several volunteers, then returned for a social period with gift exchange and refreshments. In a separate note, Mrs Lulu Field was found dead in her second floor apartment in Schenectady yesterday.
Warner Bros paid a record sum for The Music Man the study calls one of the two principal film deals. The production gave Ave figure was a full dollars in ten per cent of gross, highest for a Broadway adaptation. Bearded star Be Broadway Willson was reportedly linked to the price as author composer. Burlesque pioneer dies Minsky, Herbert Kay 68, died last night after a heart ailment in New York hospital.
Erie state police probe an $8,000 burglary at Miller's New Eastway Plaza Rally, finding little evidence. Burglars broke a money cabinet within the store, taking about $4,694 in cash and $3,000 in merchandise. Inside, tools were used to pry open the safe. investigators believe the criminals accessed the building after hours and likely used a vehicle to flee with the loot and camera equipment.
A 20 day jail term can be imposed in default of fine. R Elwin Puller remains delinquent tax collector under a three year contract through December 31 1982 with a salary at a fixed amount or a percentage of gross receipts. Funds from the state Division of Sanitation support sewer project costs. City jail inspections yielded poor reports with bids for painting the jail higher than expected. A broken water main on West Frederick Street was found with subsequent discovery of tools luggage and women’s clothing. Milled's national chain had leased departments to operators.
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